It is with profound grief that we share the news of the untimely passing of Mrs. Baila (née Moller) Landman a”h, a beloved daughter, devoted wife, and cherished member of both the Chicago and Lakewood communities.
Baila, who was in her 20s, passed away suddenly on Wednesday evening, leaving a void that can never be filled. Her short life, full of promise, kindness, and devotion to her loved ones, left a lasting impression on all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Baila was the treasured daughter of R’ Avraham Shimon and Mrs. Devorah Moller of Chicago. She recently entered into marriage with Moshe Landman, embarking on a new chapter of life filled with hope and joy.
Though her time as a wife was brief, her love, care, and dedication to her husband were evident to all who witnessed their relationship. Known for her gentle and compassionate spirit, Baila had a rare ability to make everyone around her feel valued, supported, and loved. Her warmth, optimism, and unwavering commitment to her family created bonds that will be cherished forever.
Her loss has brought immense sorrow to her family, friends, and the wider community. Baila’s radiant personality and heartfelt generosity impacted countless lives, and her memory will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to know her. From her loving family in Chicago to her friends and extended community in Lakewood, Baila’s life touched hearts and created a ripple of love and care that will endure for years to come.
The levaya (funeral service) is scheduled for 11:30 AM Thursday morning at the Sons of Israel Holocaust Memorial Chapel, 613 Ramsey Avenue, Lakewood, NJ, with kevurah (burial) to follow in Clifton, NJ. During this time of unimaginable grief, the family has asked for prayers, support, and acts of kindness in memory of Baila as a way to honor her life and the love she shared.
Though her life was tragically brief, Baila’s spirit, her devotion to family, and her radiant presence leave an enduring legacy. She is survived by her loving parents, R’ Avraham Shimon and Mrs. Devorah Moller, her devoted husband, Moshe Landman, and extended family members who will forever honor her memory.